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Black steelwork, synonymous with strength, is used as sheltering elements and frames openings within the brickwork.
As one passes through the house, the solidity of the façade lightens and dissipates until there is almost nothing left between the interior and exterior spaces. The living room and master bedroom end in a wall of glass to the east and harbour views beyond.
Photo Credit: Justin Alexander
Welcome to Brcar Morony Architecture, where design meets dedication and innovation.
Founded by Natalie Brcar and now in its tenth year of operation, Brcar Morony Architecture (BMA) is a boutique architecture and interior design studio focused on crafting bespoke residential spaces. The practice has built a strong reputation through the delivery of award-winning residential projects, including apartment interior fitouts and low-density single and multi-dwelling housing for private clients.
In recent years, BMA has broadened its scope within the residential sector, taking on larger-scale projects such as preparation of feasibility studies and conceptual planning for residential apartment developments and masterplanning initiatives. BMA collaborates with private capital groups and community housing providers to deliver thoughtful, context-sensitive increases in housing density—particularly on sites supported by existing social and transport infrastructure. This work responds to Australia’s growing demand for diverse and sustainable housing solutions. Accommodation typologies include Build-to-Rent (BTR), Co-Living, Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA), and Social and Affordable Housing.
BMA’s clients consistently value the studio’s integrity, collaborative ethos, and commercial insight. BMA is known for its pragmatic planning strategies, commitment to design excellence, and strong project delivery capability—qualities that underpin long-standing client relationships and successful project outcomes.
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